Category Icelandic Horse Riding Tours

Reykjavik · ICELANDIC HORSE RIDING TOURS

The 6 Best Icelandic Horse Riding Tours

6 reviewed

Reykjavik: Red Lava Horse Riding Tour

Reykjavik: Red Lava Horse Riding Tour - Helmet On, Winter Gear On: Your First Minutes at the Stables

1.Red Lava Horse Riding Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 2,383 reviews · 2.5 hours · from $142Our pick

Ride Icelandic horses over red lava fields near Reykjavik, with beginner-friendly paths, optional pickup, and provided cold-weather gear.

“Wow, what an experience this was, both myself and my husband really enjoyed the horse ride the horses were amazing, the guides great and the scenery was just outstanding! We are both very much new to horses, not experienced at all and yet it was fantastic! I recommend to anyone! Thank you for a great day!”

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From Reykjavík: Icelandic Horse Riding Tour in Lava Fields

From Reykjavík: Icelandic Horse Riding Tour in Lava Fields - Íshestar Stables in Hafnarfjörður: Facilities and Horse Care

Icelandic Horseback Riding Tour with Pickup Option from Reykjavik

Icelandic Horseback Riding Tour with Pickup Option from Reykjavik - Reykjavik pickup, meeting point, and the short ride to the stables

Icelandic Horseback Riding Tour Including Pick Up from Reykjavik

Icelandic Horseback Riding Tour Including Pick Up from Reykjavik - Pickup in Reykjavik Without the Headache

4.Icelandic Horseback Riding Tour Including Pick Up from Reykjavik

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 784 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $152

Reykjavik pickup to Laxnes Horse Farm for an Icelandic horse trail ride with gear included, plus warm drinks after, in about 3.5 hours.

“This is horseback riding so what’s not to love? I had a great experience. I try to go horseback riding in every country I visit so I’m not a newbie but I’m not a professional. People who have never been on a horse before did fine on this tour. We also had people as young as 10-ish and as old as 70s. There is no step to get in the horse but the Icelandic horses are short and the people at the form will give you a boost if needed. Also no need to worry about packing riding gear or cleaning your leather because they provide you with coveralls, helmet,…”

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Red Lava Horse Riding Tour From Reykjavik

Red Lava Horse Riding Tour From Reykjavik - Solhestar prep: rain gear, winter overalls, and matching the right horse

5.Red Lava Horse Riding Tour From Reykjavik

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 386 reviews · 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $139

A small-group Icelandic horse ride from Reykjavik through red lava hills, with tolt opportunities and warm gear for real outdoor time.

“It was fantastic! Dress warm! Warmer than you foresee in the weather forecast, it will be beautiful but super windy. Get ski gloves if you have, can be wet. I was lucky to wear wet/windproof on top of my ski suit. But I could feel that other people from the group were freezing. Luckily they provide warm drinks afterwards. Guides are super cute and knowledgeable at the same time. They were very attentive. And I really loved spending time with the driver who was there for our transfer. She is the Icelander one in the team. I loved that she was proud of her country and explaining a lot of…”

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Reykjavik: Small-Group Horse Volcano Riding Tour with Pickup

Reykjavik: Small-Group Horse Volcano Riding Tour with Pickup - Hotel Pickup, Farm Arrival, and Getting Matched to Your Horse

6.Small-Group Horse Volcano Riding Tour with Pickup

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 196 reviews · 3 hours · from $191

Small-group Icelandic horse ride from Reykjavik with hotel pickup, tölt practice, lava scenery at Rauðhólar, and hot tea after.

“it was a wonderful experience with beautiful horses. We really like this tour. Some of the horses had a little more personality, but it was a great experience.”

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Viking Horse Riding and Golden Circle Tour from Reykjavik

Viking Horse Riding and Golden Circle Tour from Reykjavik - Icelandic horses and the tölt: comfort level and real riding expectations